STORY OF MISBAH SHABBIR AN UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENT AT HOPE HIGH SCHOOL, ZIA COLONY, KORANGI.

This is the success story of Misbah Shabbir D/O Muhammad Shabbir, who belongs to Karachi.  Misbah faced to tough time during her childhood, her mother had passed away she was very young, and her father is a labour who earns daily wage salary.

Misbah has always had the interest in studies, she was a smart student, and used to get good grades, her father wanted her to study well, but could not afford to pay the tuition fees, hence seeing her interest in studies her father had got her admission done in HOPE High School Zia Colony, Korangi. Where he told about their financial situation, upon which HOPE completely waved off the tuition fees throughout her schooling. The other educational supplies related costs were also sponsored by HOPE – An Educational NGO in Pakistan. HOPE has never charged a single penny from Misbah in all these years.  HOPE has also provided the essential items required for education like school bag, stationary, lunch box, text books, copies etc.

Misbah passed her matric from HOPE Zia School.  She is now a teacher and teaches islamiat in school. Through which she supports in the house.  Misbah recently got married to a tailor. She personally believes the stage she is at right now it is because of the support of HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan. 

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, monitors the progress of each of her school very

closely, and encourages the education of such children who have high ambitions but cannot afford school fees. Such students can be made capable enough of getting a respectable job and earing an income that could improve the conditions of their family.

PARHOKHELO PAKISTAN COMPLETES ITS 50TH CSR INITIATIVE WITH HOPE

Giving to charity is a selfless act. There’s no financial return. Generosity for its own sake creates a more compassionate, community-focused world. Modeling the value of generosity and selflessness to children makes it more likely they will continue to give as adults. This creates lasting change and a legacy of kindness. HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan has been serving the community since the past 2 plus decades.

Recently on Saturday, December 16, 2023. Parhokhelo Pakistan successful completed its Golden Jubilee Community Service initiative, marking a momentous milestone in our ongoing commitment to creating positive change within our community.

Parhokhelo Pakistan 50th initiative was completed and was celebrated with with students of HOPE – An Educational NGO in Pakistan, this happiness was expressed by the distribution gift bags to the students who are studying at the HOPE Formal School in Zia Colony, Korangi, Karachi.

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Since the establishment of HOPE, it has already helped tens of thousands of young people throughout Pakistan. Dr Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, also the founder and Chairmen of HOPE has the plans to grow HOPE slowly and continue to support the communities and other charitable organizations. 

RESULT ANNOUNCEMENT OF HOPE SECONDARY SCHOOL (ZIA COLONY)

HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan is a reputable non profitable organization, which caters towards the health and educationAL sector in Pakistan. This organization is running under the leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, who is also the Chairperson of HOPE.

HOPE has a Formal Network of Schools in Pakistan, which provides quality education up to Matric in well-established buildings, in a neat & clean atmosphere, here qualified teachers teach students belonging to poor communities, whose fathers are either farmers, laborers or jobless. Furthermore, many students are orphans. These are the children whose parents are unable to afford school fees, and are forced to work as child labours. HOPE being the ray of light provides an assurity to their parents that they will be provided the best education, free of cost or at a very minimal cost.  Uniforms, stationery and school bags are provided free of cost.

HOPE’s Formal High School (Zia Colony, Karachi) is one of HOPE’s most successful Schools and like any other curriculum, students of this school gave their high school examination and passed with flying colors. The students worked very hard all year long, but their hard work paid off in the end. With a total of  4 “A+” grades, 20 “A” Grade, and 2 “B” grades, this year no student got C grade or less.  The students brought light to the hard work of the teachers and their own efforts paid off.  

The Principal of HOPE Zia School, Namely Miss Shaista Parveen and all the teachers worked extremely hard , and this is a very proud moment for HOPE –  An NGO In Pakistan.

HOPE under the leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla is doing its best to eliminate illiteracy in Pakistan. HOPE thoroughly tries to provide education to all, especially the underprivileged masses.

HOPE CELEBRATES EID-E-MILAD UN NABI AT ITS HEAD OFFICE

The 12th Rabi-ul-Awal marks the birth of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace be upon him). Eid-e-Milad un Nabi, is the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), which is remembered with religious zeal. The roads and buildings across the country are decorated with lightings and buntings. People are deeply devoted in prayers. People marched in rallies wearing colorful dresses. Religious festivities are the part of Pakistani society; it promotes religious and cultural values.

As the tradition lives on just like every year various religious programs are arranged at HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan, the occasion of Eid-Milad-un-Nabi at HOPE Head office was arranged on Friday 22^nd September 2023. HOPE made tremendous seating and audio arrangements for the function. A grand function was celebrated with full zeal and zest. All students and staff members from various schools and hospitals were gathered together for this prosperous occasion. Naats and Durood Pak were recited in remembrance of the life of Holy Prophet (PBUH).

The event started by the recitation of Holy Quran. Students of HOPE’s schools recited naats in their beautiful voices. HOPE – An Educational NGO in Pakistan is always doing its best to create opportunities  which allows its  students to reveal their hidden talents, and on this occasion it was a great opportunity for the students to show their love for the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) in their beautiful voices. Naats were recited by famous Naat Khuwans, Teachers and students in the way that it engaged the audience in the feeling of devotion.  Everyone celebrated the day with complete happiness and zeal.

Under the leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, the event went very successful. The planning was well done by the staff of HOPE, At the end everyone was served with burger, french-fries, sweets and cold drinks.

STORY OF MISBAH SHABBIR AN UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENT AT HOPE HIGH SCHOOL, ZIA COLONY, KORANGI.

This is the success story of Misbah Shabbir D/O Muhammad Shabbir, who belongs to Karachi.  Misbah faced to tough time during her childhood, her mother had passed away she was very young, and her father is a labour who earns daily wage salary.

Misbah has always had the interest in studies, she was a smart student, and used to get good grades, her father wanted her to study well, but could not afford to pay the tuition fees, hence seeing her interest in studies her father had got her admission done in HOPE High School Zia Colony, Korangi. Where he told about their financial situation, upon which HOPE completely waved off the tuition fees throughout her schooling. The other educational supplies related costs were also sponsored by HOPE – An Educational NGO in Pakistan. HOPE has never charged a single penny from Misbah in all these years.  HOPE has also provided the essential items required for education like school bag, stationary, lunch box, text books, copies etc.

Misbah passed her matric from HOPE Zia School.  She is now a teacher and teaches islamiat in school. Through which she supports in the house.  Misbah recently got married to a tailor. She personally believes the stage she is at right now it is because of the support of HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan. 

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, monitors the progress of each of her school very

closely, and encourages the education of such children who have high ambitions but cannot afford school fees. Such students can be made capable enough of getting a respectable job and earing an income that could improve the conditions of their family.

Hand Pump Construction in Interior Sindh

Water – known as liquid of life, is becoming a rare commodity especially in rural areas of Sindh where women have to go to far flung areas to fetch water for daily usage. Children, especially girls have to walk miles to get drinking water for their families. HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan, has been helping the needy of rural as well as urban suburbs to obtain clean drinking water We at HOPE, a health NGO in Pakistan, recognize this problem and have been working relentlessly on it for a couple of years to help the water deprived individuals by constructing water wells in nearby areas. These water wells are strategically made to facilitate the community. It is indeed a laborious task to dig a well but it is worth the effort as the girls who once have to walk miles to fetch water wouldn’t have to walk those miles- instead they will be able to attend school and become an educated member of this society. It is very hard to fathom the hardships these people have to face in order to sustain a normal life such as fetching clean water for drinking. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi, is thankful to all the donors especially Mr. Arif Jindani who has recently donated cash to construct two water wells in interior Sindh. The people of these areas are very happy to see water well in their area. One of the residents who took part in the construction process said that “We had lost hope in NGOs, government and everyone but now we are extremely happy and regained trust in NGOs. They are there to help us- better late than never!” Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi, lauded the efforts of HOPE team who went to barren areas and located villages which are in need of water wells. She is of the opinion that such small steps are necessary to bring about a positive change in the society. She hopes that many people who are able to afford will come forward and provide support to the less fortunate fellows of their country.

HOPE USA LA BENEFIT DINNER

On Friday June 6th 2014, the Anaheim Plaza Hotel was the center of what is hopefully the beginning of a wonderful relationship between the HOPE Foundation and the community of Southern California. The event, hosted by Dr’s Sana Kamdar and Hera Kamdar, was a success in not only generating generous donations from the community, but also in sharing the vision of HOPE, a health NGO in Pakistan. HOPE an NGO in Pakistan also received great acknowledgements for their humanitarian efforts. They received accolades from the Honorable Mary Su, Council Member & Two Term Mayor of the City of Walnut, Ca and from the Honorable Ali Sajjad Taj, Council Member of the City of Artesia, Ca. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi, lauded the efforts of HOPE USA members for holding such a memorable event for a noble cause. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi is hopeful that such events will be carried out in future to spread this cause to help the less fortunate of Pakistan.

HOPE received donation from Singapore- Mums Heart

We at HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan, are thankful to our donors who are kind enough to remember our organization while distributing donation items. Recently, HOPE, a health NGO in Pakistan received clothing items from Mums Heart (a company in Singapore) for the underprivileged of our community. Sue Sidik, the owner of Mums Heart, took personal interest in giving out these items to HOPE. The clothing products were distributed in far flung areas of Sindh such as Thatta, Badin, Sachal Goth, Gaddap and Gagghar (Sindh). We witnessed women smiling as the products were being handed over to them. The overall condition of the areas where the items were distributed is quite deplorable where buying clothes is considered least important. These products were surely a blessing in disguise for them. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi, emphasized that every company should try to distribute some of the items, especially clothes, to the underserved.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi, is thankful to Mums Heart for sending these item from Singapore and is hopeful that other organizations will also come forward and play their part in spreading smiles among the less privileged of Pakistan.

Merit Grants for Young Women joins hands with HOPE

HOPE is an educational  NGO which is being supported by many national and multinational companies. Recently, HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan received grants for 40 students of HOPE School Zia Colony, Gadap and Muzaffarabad. MGYW has been supporting HOPE for the past four years. MGYW arranged an event to distribute scholarship checks to fourty students of HOPE Schools which was attended by many significant personalities including Farhana Mohammad, President MGYW. Merit Grant for Young Women’s vision of empowering women through education addresses the deplorable educational and social status of women in Pakistan. Without the opportunity provided by MGYW many girls from impoverished families would be prone to child abuse, forced marriage, exploitation as laborers, and beggary.  MGYW is not only increasing educational opportunities for qualified girls, it is also enhancing the lives of their families. HOPE, an educational NGO in Pakistan, is grateful to be a part of MGYW’s grant receiving organizations and is hopeful that it will keep on helping the underserved of our community.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi is of the view that such organizations should come forward and help the impoverished of our society. Through organizations like MGYW, impoverished girls get a chance to get education and become an educated member of this society.

HOPE all set to provide relief to Tharparker famine and drought affectees

Around 175,000 Thari families have left their homes, heading towards other districts and around 135 have been reported dead (Reports from Mithi hospital). Tharparkar’s reservoirs are nearly all dry and the shortage of food is critical. What is more, the health facilities in the region are far from satisfactory. Large numbers of livestock have also perished due to the severe climatic conditions. Every living soul in Thar, no matter what age or gender, is a victim of the devastating drought and famine ravaging the area. One can see the corpses of those who have died of hunger and thirst while the carcasses of animals are scattered everywhere. Reports received from Diplo, Chhachhro, Islamkot, Dahli and Nagarparkar suggest that many poor Thari families were moving to barrage areas, along with their livestock. Relatives of the patients admitted to the hospital in Mithi complained that its administration was not providing medicines and they were forced to buy expensive drugs which are out of their reach.

It is reported that many lactating mothers in various parts of the province have been unable to produce milk for their children because of their poor diet, while there are chronic epidemic and pandemic diseases in the province. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi said that it is not as if the phenomenon of drought in Thar has come out of the blue; the region experiences drought every two to three years. HOPE, a health NGO in Pakistan carried out a basic survey in which they found out that at the moment the community requires dry ration, medicines and clean water. HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan, plans to provide relief in the affected region by providing free of cost medicines, setting up medical camps and distribution of food items. It is an open request to all organizations, individuals and communities to come forward and help people of Thar through HOPE’s relief activities.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi is of the view that It is the need of the hour to learn from this debacle and ensure such a catastrophe does not recur.